Summary: Women's 1500m Finals in Olympic Games 2024

Kenyan Faith Kipyegon is an Olympic champion again!

Jessica Hull very close to the first two places.

KIPYEGON takes the lead

Gudaf is in the lead!

Let the race begin!

The runners are slowly starting to start the 1500m race.

On the penultimate day of activity, the medal table stands at the top.

The men's 5000m is currently on the track.

The athletes are already preparing for the competition at the Stade de France. They are doing pre-competition exercises for this afternoon's match.

Chebet, Batocletti and Hassan were the winners of the women's 10,000m.

The women's 400m hurdles event has just finished and what a final we've had, Masai Russell from the USA takes home the gold!

Faith Kipyegon is the favourite to take home back-to-back Olympic gold in the category and make history.

The athletes have arrived at the Stade de France for the High Jump final. Who will take home the gold?

We're back to bring you coverage of the Women's 1500m Final in Athletics in Paris 2024. Stay tuned, we'll keep you informed of everything that happens from the Stade de France in a few moments!

In a few moments, we will share with you the initial details of the women's 1500m track and field race at the 2024 Olympic Games, as well as the latest information coming out of the Stade de France. Stay tuned to VAVEL México's minute-by-minute live online coverage of the match.

If you want to watch the women's 1500m race on TV it will be broadcasted on TUDN. 
If you want to watch the women's 1500m race on streaming, it will be broadcasted on Claro Sports channel on YouTube and Vix. 

If you want to watch the women's 1500m race online, VAVEL Mexico is your best option.

This is the start time for the women's 1500m athletics of the 2024 Olympic Games on Saturday, August 10, 2024
Argentina: 3:15 PM

Bolivia: 2:15 PM

Brazil: 3:15 PM

Chile: 1:15 PM

Colombia: 1:15 PM

Costa Rica: 12:15 PM

Ecuador: 2:15 PM 

USA: 2:15 PM

Spain: 8:15 PM

Mexico: 12:15 PM 

Paraguay: 2:15 PM

Peru: 1:15 PM

Uruguay: 3:15 PM

Venezuela: 2:15 PM

France: 8:15 PM

Belgium: 8:15 PM 

Netherlands: 8:15 PM

Italy: 8:15 PM

Japan: 3:15 AM 

South Korea: 3:15 AM

Australia: 4:15 AM 

New Zealand: 4:15 AM

 

Kenya's Faith Kipyegon is the Olympic record holder with 3:53.11 in Tokyo 2020 and also the world record holder with 3:49.12 obtained just last year in Florence. She has two consecutive gold medals won at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020.

She is looking to become the first woman in history to win three consecutive Olympic golds in the 1,500m. Will she get the third?

Athletics has been practiced throughout history, but the first event in the ancient Olympic Games was the stadia race, a 192-meter sprint in 776 BC. 
In ancient times they included a number of events that are well known today, such as the long jump, shot put and javelin. At the modern games in Athens in 1896, athletics was one of the main competitions with events from 100 to 1500 meters, marathon and field events such as long jump and pole vault. 

Athletes line up at the start on a dashed line and, at the call of "to places", advance their position to a solid line about two meters away, which is the starting line. 
In 1500 meter races, athletes must remain in their assigned lane throughout the competition, unless otherwise directed by the judges. No lane change is allowed at any time. 
As in the 800-meter races, in the 1500-meter races, no passing of baton between athletes is allowed. Each runner must complete the distance by himself without assistance from anyone. 
The 1500 m race ends at the finish line at the end of the track. 

The Olympic Committee defines athletics as a sport that includes a series of events involving running, throwing, walking or jumping. It is sometimes called track and field. This discipline includes various individual events such as the 100-meter dash, marathon, long jump, combined events such as the decathlon and heptathlon, or team events such as the 4x100-meter or 400-meter relay. 

After a long wait for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games to begin, it is just a few hours away from coming to an end. There is always a high expectation in every Olympic Games and Paris 2024 was no exception. This Sunday, August 11 at 13:00 hours (Mexico Central Time) will be the closing ceremony of the event. There is talk of great artists to close this edition, Thomas Jolly, is one of them. The theme is expected to be a supposed futuristic world in which the Olympic Games have disappeared. 

Welcome to VAVEL.com's live coverage of the women's 1500m race in the women's final of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The meeting will take place at the Stade de France at 12:15 hrs, Central Mexican time.

My name is Angel Ortega and I will be your host for this match. We will bring you pre-match analysis, data, score updates and live news here on VAVEL.